Relationship between Rewards and Q Value (Graph between Q(s, a) vs episodes)
TLDR;
The output of Q-value function will eventually saturate. Can't say when, but it will surely do.
Detailed Answer

if you don't have TD error

It meant, if I don't have logs of the error.

$Q(s, a)$ vs Episodes Graph

To understand, how $Q(s, a)$ behaves as the episodes increase.
I was under a wrong impression that, the $Q(s, a)$ will saturate around the values given by the reward function.
As evident from Loss vs Training Episodes Curve, we can see that loss (TD Error) is almost saturated. 
However, $Q(s, a)$ vs training episodes curve is not saturated yet.

The only explanation for the above two graphs could be given as follows:
The target estimate ($r + \gamma Q(s', a')$) and $Q(s, a)$ are almost similar due to which, the error is quite low. But, $Q(s, a)$ is still nowhere near optimal value $Q^{*}(s, a)$.
Hence, I gave it another shot and made it run for twice training episodes i.e. 20000, and below are the results.
A nearly saturated loss

and a nearly saturating $Q(s, a)$.
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Note that, the value of $Q(s, a)$ saturating is around 250 - 300 (will run it for more iterations) and it is nowhere around the reward values $ \in [-100, 35]$.
Hence, the $Q(s, a)$ vs episodes will saturate.